Pantheon Electric, a newly launched global electrical infrastructure platform delivering high-performance conductive solutions, announced the official opening of its headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut. The announcement marks a significant milestone in the company’s growth and reinforces Connecticut’s position as a national hub for advanced manufacturing, electrification, and industrial innovation.
“I am excited to welcome a growing company like Pantheon Electric on their office opening in Connecticut,” said Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont. “Their decision to open Global Headquarters in our state is a testament to our incredibly talented and skilled workforce, particularly in the trades of engineering, manufacturing, and finance. Pantheon is developing some of the emerging technologies that will shape the way we live and work, and I look forward to having this growing company as a member of our business community.”
Pantheon Electric was formed through the integration of industry leaders International Wire Group, Hussey Copper, EMS Elektro Metall Schwanenmühle (“EMS”), and Special Corde—bringing together more than 175 years of expertise in copper-based electrical solutions. The platform supports critical and rapidly expanding sectors including data centers and AI computing, renewable energy, industrial automation, aerospace and defense, and e-mobility.
The new Stamford headquarters serves as Pantheon Electric’s global corporate center and reflects the company’s long-term commitment to Connecticut as a base for leadership, talent, and future expansion. Pantheon Electric will add 20 corporate-level jobs to the state.
Connecticut: a strategic home for growth and electrification
Pantheon Electric selected Connecticut for its headquarters due to the state’s deep and diverse talent pool, strong engineering and manufacturing heritage, proximity to major transportation corridors, and access to leading financial, technology, and industrial ecosystems across the Northeast.
As electrification accelerates globally—driven by AI infrastructure, grid modernization, clean energy, and advanced manufacturing—Pantheon Electric views Connecticut as a strategic location to attract top talent, support innovation, and scale its operations.
“Connecticut offers the talent, infrastructure, and business environment we need to support our long-term growth,” said Gregory J. Smith, Chief Executive Officer of Pantheon Electric. “As demand for electrical infrastructure continues to rise, our Stamford headquarters positions us to expand our team, deepen collaboration, and lead the next phase of electrification from a state that has long been at the forefront of industrial innovation.”
Pantheon Electric expects to continue expanding its presence in Connecticut over time, creating new roles as the platform grows.
Partnering with AdvanceCT
AdvanceCT promotes Connecticut as a destination for companies driving innovation, advanced manufacturing, and sustainable economic growth, making the organization a natural partner as Pantheon Electric establishes its global headquarters in the state.
“We’re proud to welcome a new corporate partner to Connecticut at a moment when innovation and industry are evolving faster than ever,” said John Bourdeaux, President and CEO of AdvanceCT. “Together, we’ll help ‘Build to Power What’s Next’, shaping the future from Connecticut.”
Advancing electrical infrastructure at a critical moment
Pantheon Electric delivers a comprehensive portfolio of low-, medium-, and high-voltage conductive solutions, supported by global manufacturing capacity and end-to-end capabilities spanning engineering, design, procurement, logistics, and assembly.
“We are proud to bring unmatched expertise, expanded capacity, and renewed focus to the electrical infrastructure supply chain,” Smith added. “By bringing together complementary products and capabilities across the Pantheon Electric platform, we provide our customers with a differentiated offering that supports innovation, reliability, and long-term growth—at a time when electrification has never been more critical.”
Pantheon Electric remains privately held and backed by long-term investment partner Olympus Partners.